Dialogue

 1 Intro|    Socrates, who describes a conversation which had taken place between
 2 Intro|      substitute for original conversation, which is intended to contrast
 3 Intro|      just as in the previous conversation Prodicus is represented
 4  Prot|      and this he thinks that conversation with you is most likely
 5  Prot|      will be improved by his conversation, ought to be very cautious;
 6  Prot|      upon me to continue the conversation; so I said: Protagoras,
 7  Prot|     do not wish to force the conversation upon you if you had rather
 8  Prot|    will do in order that the conversation and discussion may go on
 9  Prot|      to unbend and hold free conversation with their wise men, and
10  Prot|     good for much in general conversation, but at any point in the
11  Prot|      of their own voices and conversation, by reason of their stupidity,
12  Prot| contented with one another’s conversation, of which their own voices
13  Prot|      another to the proof in conversation. And these are the models
14  Prot|   make proof of the truth in conversation. If you have a mind to ask,
15  Prot|    the noble Callias. So the conversation ended, and we went our way.~